Category: Commentary

The Foundation for Individual Rights of Expression found that a quarter of professors felt unable to speak freely.

Reducing wait times at the DMV may not transform people’s lives, but it can begin to push back against the narrative that “government doesn’t work.”

For the United States, the turmoil in South Korea is potentially disruptive to its geopolitical agenda in East Asia.

Chicago’s greatest asset is its world-class arts landscape, so our planning should seek to leverage and strengthen what already exists.

Our criminal justice system is placing people increasingly at risk. Yet, only the police are under a federal consent decree.

We must affirm our commitment to women’s representation in politics, proactively uplifting girls’ belief in themselves as future leaders.

It should be common sense that aldermen and the Council Office of Financial Analysis should have ample time to scrutinize the budget.

Rather than offer peace circles, the mayor’s chief of staff should have offered accountability in the wake of sexual harassment accusations.

If I had one wish this Christmas, it would be that all men and women would be free to worship and fulfill their purpose.